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The consumer likely "agreed" to this treatment in the TOS/EULA.
by politician 9y ago
The consumer likely "agreed" to this treatment in the TOS/EULA.
- leggomylibro 9y agoYeah, but EULAs don't supersede actual laws. You can't sign over your firstborn child in a EULA, yet.
- dvt 9y agoWhether or not you agreed to a TOS/EULA is irrelevant. It's for a judge to decide whether or not locking you out of your account (rendering a piece of hardware you purchased nigh worthless) is legal.